Claim files for download for Public Health Agreements 2024-25 Q2.

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The Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) provides a statement of need for pharmaceutical services for the population of Surrey. These Pharmacy Consolidation (merger) supplementary statements relate to mergers that were considered by the Surrey Health and Wellbeing Board in October and December 2022. NHS England considered and granted these applications in March 2023. Related Link: This supplementary statement updates the Surrey Pharmaceutical Needs...

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This page includes data and a summary of child weight statistics. Data included: England, South East, Surrey, Surrey LAs, Surrey Wards. Latest data included: England, South East, Surrey, Surrey LAs: 2020/21* Surrey Wards: 2010/11-2013/13 to 2015/16-2017/18* *Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the National Child Measurement Programme undertook samples for 2019/20 and 2020/21 and so these statistics cannot be broken down by...

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This page includes data and a summary of smoking prevalence. Areas included: England, South East, Surrey, Surrey Local Authorities. Latest data included: 2020* (next data release: expected Winter 2022). *Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the 2020 survey could not undertake the usual sampling procedure and so collected fewer survey responses and used telephone interviews. The data producers therefore DO NOT recommend using the...

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Children's Community Health Services Needs Assessment - Final January 2022 Initially setting out the strategic landscape and then considering the transformation view, the Children’s Community Health Services (CCHS) Needs Assessment considers the local picture, including extensive feedback from engagement and ‘round table’ events, coupled with Surrey population data. The Needs Assessment has been broken down into four main thematic areas: Early...

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These documents provide additional context at Local Authority level to the Community Wellbeing Local Area Profile

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The focus of this year’s report is prevention. We have decided to publish the APHR with a focus on the greatest behavioural risk factors for ill health and early death; these are: smoking, lack of physical activity, poor diet and alcohol misuse. We have also taken a focus on the wider prevention agenda, including air quality, unintentional injuries and seasonal...

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